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In today’s world, experiences are everything. Consumers aren’t just buying products—they’re chasing unforgettable moments. But what does this shift mean for businesses? Comment below and share how your brand is navigating the experience economy. Let’s exchange ideas on how we can make experiences more meaningful and memorable! #ExperienceEconomy #CustomerExperience #Innovation #consumertrends

Kalki: A Mixed Bag with an Environmental Message I recently saw Kalki with a friend, and the movie left me with mixed feelings. While the environmental message was clear and impactful, the stretched runtime and unsatisfying cliffhanger ending (clearly setting up a part two) left much to be desired. The film's core message resonated deeply: it's a stark warning to humanity to mend its ways before it's too late. The Earth's resources – water, air, and food – are not infinite, and the movie portrays the dangers of neglecting our planet. As the saying goes, "We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children." Kalki compels us to become more conscientious caretakers of our environment. While the environmental message was commendable, the movie's pacing and excessive length hindered the overall experience. Perhaps the impactful message could have been delivered in a tighter timeframe, leaving a more lasting impression. Do share your views on this

Hi everyone, I am looking for job opportunities and have received a callback from a startup that has around 20 people in the company. 2-3 are US based, others are developers based in India. I have 1 yoe and I wanted to get opinions about pros and cons of working in such a company. I know learning will be good but I don't want to be burdened with work all the time. Working at such an early stage startups scares me mostly for this reason. All opinions are welcome!!

I have seen most of my friends and people are in tech always oppose the current Government. I agree, that current government is not great. But at same time, supporting parties like Congress doesn’t makes sense. Genuinely curious why people think current government is not doing good? I have seen road & rail infrastructure getting improved, defence budget being increased, government making investments in R&D, privatisation of government sectors, making existing processes efficient, and much more. Even the farm bills were good, now what is happening all the middlemen are making money. Communal riots have increased, but I don’t think the government is responsible, it’s people who ignite these riots. At last, why you think current government is not doing good?

I am looking for a job change, currently working as a Front End Developer using Angular Framework. I have around 8y of experience. I am an expert in Angular. I have a tech stack of Angular, JavaScript, Typescript, Nest Js, Node Js, PHP, React Js, Mongo db, Python Flask, MySql, Azure devops, AWS Code Commit, jenkins. I am very futuristic with good analytical skills. I have a strong understanding of requirements product wise. I have strong knowledge in suggesting design and development approaches as per the requirements. I do figure out easily if the requirements do not match with the technology or requirements is bit off/miss aligned with product can suggest the change accordingly. I am enthusiastic to acquire knowledge in new technologies for a change. Please let me know if you find any openings related to my tech stack. ,

I am very serious about this one idea and I think it would be very useful for me and my family. So, I want to ask the founder and the pms here "How can I validate this idea". I don't want to jump right into creating this product without some validation. There is a global competitor for this idea, but they have very small download number around 15k downloads across both platform (apple+android). I have a budget of 5k ruppee to validate this idea.

I work for a start up and am currently on maternity leave. I am supposed to resume my work from the 2nd week of may. And My husband has to move to a different country for work. He is moving early next month. So I will have to take care of some of his responsibilities here, while he is away from home. Having a 6 month old baby and my father in law to take care of as well. I have decided to take a break from my career and sort things out. Once my husband settles down, we will move there and then I'll start looking out for opportunities. Now the question is, since I'm resigning during maternity leave and the project has no dependency on me. Can the manager or HR ask me to serve the notice?? Or will I be given an immediate release? I want an immediate release. Please advise!

Hi All, I’ll start with ‘About Myself’ - I have 4-years of experience working in a Fintech organisation as a Software Engineer. But .. I hate it. Early in the college itself, I identified that I’m not strong technically (coding, DSA, and all), but, I’m quite good at Consulting / Management / Leadership roles. However, as always, under the peer pressure of my friends, family, and relatives too (yup, I know what you’re thinking) .. I still opted for a Technical line of work. I realised it early itself that in most of the organisations, DS Algorithms and all won’t be needed. I was asked to work on a specific technology as per my team’s requirements and I did the best possible. I even indulged myself into the the then hot-topic ‘Cloud Computing’. Now, I am a hard-working person and damn I impressed everyone in my team. I’ve received countless awards and appreciations, quarter by quarter. And I’m currently acting as an Unofficial Technical Lead (with just 4 years experience in an MNC) for a team of almost 40 people, helping them with their work and tasks (which I’ve mastered already). But, my own personal growth here has taken a toll as now I am no longer developing anything myself, and neither is my Unofficial role of much value when I look for opportunities elsewhere. My personal interests are into Management / Consulting roles. I’m even planning and preparing for an MBA degree from outside India next year to pursue the same. However, till then, my question is .. HOW DO I SWITCHOVER from this technical line of work to Consulting / business / management line of roles (considering the difficulties of me being inexperienced in that line as of today on paper .. and a shift from 4 years of Technical experience to 0 years of Consulting / Management experience should be profitable). Open to all suggestions and arguments.

Hey folks, wanted to understand a couple of things from experienced folks here - 1. What does freelance consulting look like? 2. How to start working in freelance consulting(shadowing/independent projects for free/volunteering etc.)? 3. Are there any hard barriers to entry(YoE, MBA, T1 grad for example)? 4. What platforms should one use to obtain projects that pay decently well - 2-3 hours daily leading to ~30k earnings monthly? If this is an unrealistic expectation, how does the payscale build over time? 5. Any other insights/comments that would affect the decision to work on freelance consulting. Thanks in advance!